Steel Canyon Golf Club

The course itself it challenging and the people in the clubhouse are very efficient! Kyle is the most knowledgeable staff member I have encountered in quite some while.

This course was unlike any other course that I've ever played. Nice driving range with a bus at 135 yards out, made for nice target practice. The grey haired gentleman was very friendly even told me where to aim on a few holes. Definitely need a cart, this is not for the fainted heart. Short but tough par 3's. Undulating greens will challenge your putting game

Easy in and out at low price. Fun. Not for country club snobs.

I was a bit skeptical of this course when I heard it was surrounded by power lines and radio towers. I pictured some kind of strange, death valley type scene in my head.

What I found was a more-than-pleasant surprise.

The course is a decent size; it's not so huge that a cart is all together necessary, but it isn't so small that you could walk the whole thing and not be tired. It's a nice mix between short holes and moderate long drives; straight shooters, hill-top perches and everything in between.

The value for the money is obscene. 18 holes of excellent golf for $15, if you're brave enough to walk the course during the week, and $25 with a cart. Weekend rates are marginally more expensive, but really, it's so affordable that you don't even need a discount from this fine website!

The course was very well maintained. The fairways were a good speed with thick grass even for the winter, and the greens were the softest I've ever felt while maintaining a crazy speed that you wouldn't think was possible. The atmosphere was very peaceful; really quiet; the only real noise was the ever-present hum of electricity and a bit of an angry crackle if you managed to strike an errant shot into some power lines.

Overall an excellent course; a challenge for all players, regardless of ability, and one that I'll come back to again.

This is a short 18 hole public course. I find the Greens to be in great shape for a public course. They're actually better greens then some private courses I have played. The greens are relatively bouncy and fast Bermuda. Some may not like the greens but it minimizes divets and inconsistency of the ball travel. My son is an aspiring golfer who is 6 years old. I have time in the afternoon to play with him and not have others breathing down our necks. I can coach him along the way and teach him proper etiquette while we play. Kids pay their age so 6 dollars for my son. This creates a greatest learning environment and a laid back atmosphere.

This course is in great shape and can be played when you can't afford to give up an entire day to golf. The price is the best I have found for the excellent condition of the course.

This is a great course to get in a quick round. They keep it well maintained for the most part, and the staff is very friendly. It really can't be beat for the money. I take clients and friends there frequently and they all enjoy a good outing.

Great place to work on your short game and putting, Just long enough to get you into trouble.

This is one of my favorite local courses. The staff is professional and courteous. The pace of play is pretty good, sometimes slower on the weekend, but if you are new to the game and if you don't want a marshal breathing down your back, this is the place.
My one criticism is the up keep of the course, 90% of the greens are in great shaped, but the course does need some maintenance.
For the price, this is a great place to develop your golf game!

The greens were in great shape, however, they need to cut back around the greens. The rough, is well, rough - so hit every shot on the fairway. The power lines drag the rating down some. Some unique holes, but overall, probably won't play here again.